Important events in Around the Word in 80 Days

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For example when Phileas Fogg gets involved in the
discussion of the possibility of travelling around the
world in 80 days with his card-playing friends at the
Reform Club. He is confident that he can travel the
world in just 80 days. He bravely risks his 20,000
pounds to prove his determination/courage of
travelling around the world in 80 days.
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For example when Phileas Fogg, Sir Francis , Ali and
Passepartout meet a few bandits who have kidnapped
a daughter of a wealthy merchant, Aouda during their
ride on an elephant through the Indian forest. They
decide to rescue her. They cut open the wall of the hut
and creep into it to save her. When Aouda wakes up,
she is grateful to them. Phileas even offers to take her
with them to Hong Kong to look for her relative.




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For example when Phileas Fogg spends a lot of
money throughout the journey. He does not care about
how much he has spent to help the people who travel
with him. He is willing to pay Passepartouts bail of
2000 pounds when he is charged for entering a temple
illegally with foot wear.
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For example, Phileas Fogg is confident/determined
when he faces problem. During the journey to
Calcutta, the railroad is incomplete. He has to continue
his journey by foot. In order to save time, he buys an
elephant to travel through the jungle of India.


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On his way to Liverpool, the ship Henrietta is run out
of coal. Phileas knows that he needs to burn the top
part of the ship to keep the steam engine going. As the
ship is not his, he offers Captain Speedy a large roll of
money so that he can buy two more ships.


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For example, when the train they board is attacked by
a group of outlaws. The outlaws attack the engineer
and he is unconscious. Therefore, the train is speeding
without a driver. Passepartout is brave to pull the
safety chain from the engine car. Finally, the rest of the
train comes to a stop in front of the Fort Kearney
station.


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For example, Phileas is courageous/brave/daring to
rescue Passepartout and other passengers who were
believed to be abducted by the outlaws. He decides to
save him although he is putting himself in danger. He
agrees to divide 5000 dollars to each soldier who helps
him.
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